Events

Do you want better texts that are created more quickly and easily? Discover how to harness the power of ChatGPT, Neuroflash, Perplexity & Co. for yourself in this practical presentation with Albert Heiser!

Artificial intelligence is changing the world - and also the way we teach and learn at ETH Zurich! Are you curious about how AI can enrich teaching and make learning more effective? This session offers you a compact insight into the exciting possibilities and the pioneering role of ETH in this future-oriented field. Under the guidance of Gerd Kortemeyer, experience how we are actively shaping the education of tomorrow.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing our world - but what does this mean for human creativity? Machines calculate the right music, generate images like old masters and write texts that move us. Is this the beginning of the end of human creativity or the start of an exciting new era of collaboration? This session with Adrian Notz dives deep into the debate. We explore how AI is already changing creative processes and the opportunities, but also unexpected challenges, it presents for us all. Prepare to rethink the future of creativity!

The rapid development and increasing spread of artificial intelligence (AI) is gradually revolutionizing all areas of life. Higher education is no exception. Together, we take a look at the current developments and changes in two parts. In the first part, we will look at how AI is influencing teaching methods and what this means for students. In the second part, we will learn how AI is being used to write academic papers. While these developments open up considerable opportunities, they also confront us with new challenges that make a sound understanding and critical analysis essential.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is more than just technology - it is reshaping our present and future. At ETH Zurich, we are at the forefront of this development. But with great innovative power comes great responsibility. This session will take you on a journey through the complex ethical and social dimensions of AI. We go beyond the code and ask: What kind of AI do we really want? Instead of just looking at the technical possibilities, we will shed light on the far-reaching effects on work, culture, education and the way we live together. Become part of a critical debate and learn how to help shape the future of AI responsibly.

The EU AI Act is here - the world's first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence. But how well can today's AI systems, especially language models (LLMs), already comply with these new rules? Join us for an exciting session that will shed some light on the subject. We will highlight research results from ETH Zurich that show where the challenges lie - especially in areas such as robustness, fairness and transparency. Understand the gap between rapid technological progress and the important regulatory requirements.